Insurance Broker Property and Casualty

Description:

A property and casualty insurance broker, acting on behalf of the insured, sells, solicits or negotiates insurance policies to protect against the direct or consequential loss or damage to property of every kind and against legal liability, including that for death, injury or disability or damage to real or personal property.

Licensing Requirements:

Applicants seeking to become a licensed property and casualty insurance broker in New York State must apply to the NYS Department of Financial Services.

Licenses Issued and Active

In 2020 there were 33,579 licenses issued for this occupation.
As of 12/31/20, there were 47,439 active licenses for this occupation.

Licensing Authority:

NYS Department of Financial Services
Applications and Licensing
One Commerce Plaza
Albany, New York 12257

Standard Occupational Classification:

41-3021 - Insurance Sales Agents
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Disclaimer:

Fees stated and other information contained in this report are subject to change. Please contact the licensing authority listed above for the most current information.

This page was last updated on 5/21/21.